Table 2.
Readiness and motivators • Use during treatment (women and nurses) • Use for all patients prior to telephone review (nurses) • Hybrid (combination of face-to-face and ePRO) approach (women) |
Practicalities • Questions — More opportunity for free-text comments, adding own question and being reminded of it on subsequent completions; add a generalist health question (women) • Facilitation/access and communication around community blood test/results (e.g. cover note for women to give to general practitioner; earlier bloods reminder; improved communication about blood results; more guidance on where can get bloods) (women) • More communication/feedback that clinical team have reviewed results (women) • More direction/specific instructions to access website for ePRO completions (women) • Improved reminder timing (women); instead of relying on reminders, tell patients to do just prior to telephone review/same day they get blood test (nurses) |
Ideas for future use • Video consultations (women and nurses) • Use an alternative to CA125 (e.g. scans) for those whose cancer does not show in blood (women) • Links to peer support within ePRO questionnaire (women) • Change to an ad-hoc symptom alert app (nurses) • Enable ePRO system to generate document/letter to general practitioner to reduce workload (nurses) • More sophisticated alert system — i.e. comparing current to previous symptoms (nurses) |